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Today will Pave Way for Victory in 2018: Maryam

Islamabad (July 28, 2017): In first reaction to Supreme Court’s verdict disqualifying Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif by someone from Sharif family, Maryam Nawaz Sharif has said that another elected Prime Minister was sent home only to return with greater force and support.

In her tweet hours after the SC verdict on Panama case, Maryam said that another elected Prime Minister sent home, but only to see him return with greater force and support and soonest Insha’Allah.

She wished the PML-N to stay strong.

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She said “Today will pave the way for Nawaz Sharif’s resounding victory in 2018. He will be unstoppable. Insha’Allah. Rok sakte ho to rok lo!.”

The PML-N leadership has not yet formally reacted to the SC verdict.

Maryam Nawaz has also shared first images of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz consultative meeting at the PM House after Supreme Court disqualified Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif here Friday.

Maryam Nawaz shared four images of the meeting chaired by Nawaz Sharif.

Maryam tweeted “PML-N stands united, more resolute and unfazed. That’s also unprecedented.”

Nawaz Sharif, Raja Zafarul Haq, Ishaq Dar, Khawaja Saad Rafique, Ahsan Iqbal, Chaudhry Nisar and other leaders could be seen in the shared photos.

There are reports that Khwaja Saad Rafique, Barrister Zafarullah and Zahid Hamid will address a press conference where they would formally react to the decision.

However, Marriyum Aurangzeb has said that the PMl-N would decide its future course of action vis-a-vis the court judgment following consultations with the legal and constitutional experts.

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Talking to the media persons outside the Supreme Court, she said whosoever becomes the Prime Minister, Nawaz Sharif would continue to live in the hearts of the people.

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